Make a hidden field in the parent, give it some id let say 'XXXXX' now in the pop up page before you call Close function fill the hidden field - hidden field here is just for example, you can use any input field with value attribute - window.parent.document.getElementById("XXXXX").value = 'YOUR VALUE HERE'; // then call close window.close(); enjoy

Try something like Microsoft Passports, i.e authenticate user on different domains with the same user name and password, take the following into considaration 1 - if the user logged in in X website, then he went to Y website he should be directly logged in. 2- if the user logged out in X website then he'll be signed out from Y website. think of XML web service as a core for this project. Enjoy

no break point is hit cause simply the request is denied by the IIS cause it exceeded the maxmimum allowable size httpRequest. put the following section in the application web.config inside the this will increase the maximum allowable request

you have to use format function or formatting with ToString function i.e Response.write DateAdd("h",23,dtNow).toString("MM-dd-yyyy") you can use whatever you want inside the toString to format your date, the toString function interpret the format like this: MM: shows the month in numbers MMM: shows the month name dd: show the day , two numbers yyyy: show the year of four digit there are other ways of formatting, see Microsoft documentation for Date.toString function

to split myString = "A,B,C,D" splitString = myString.split(",") as for converting, string to integer, why do you wnat to do that? I believe Javascript will do the job for you, you don't need to add any special processing

You can do that with CSS2 you have to use the media type, Define a media type of 'Print' for the header and footer and set visibility: none you can find a full details http://www.w3schools.com/css/css\_mediatypes.asp

Drop down lists only return a value, which in your case is the country name, so any extra information like the postage zone should be included in the value, and extracted from there. for example , Suppose that Afghanistan is in the postage region 1 an Albania in region 2 your list will look something like: Country... Afghanistan Afghanistan then get the selected value and do some string manipulations like SubString to separate the Postage zone value from the country name, if you're using .NET you can use SPLIT("_") and you'll get an array of two items, the first Item includes the zone ID and the second contains the name. For a man who no longer has a homeland, Writing becomes a place to live